Pakistan launches fresh wave of military operations in Balochistan – Know the chilling details

PM Narendra Modi in his I-Day speech came out openly in support of "freedom" for Balochistan and "PoK."

New Delhi: In more embarrassment for Pakistan, Baloch Republican Party Representative at United Nations Human Rights Council, Abdul Nawaz Bugti revealed that Pakistani forces have launched a fresh wave of military operations across the restive region.

Exposing Pakistan's brutality, Bugti said 19 Baloch civilians, including women and children, all belonging to the same family were recently abducted.

He further said that the civilians in Dera Bugti, Baloch have also been attacked.

The Baloch Republican Party leader further claimed that Pakistani forces have attacked Baloch civilians in many parts of Nasirabad District.

Giving a chilling account of the brutality of Islamabad, Bugti said, an innocent Baloch man was killed during an operation in Dera Bugti, adding that, in Turbat area, a political worker's house is under siege for the past four days.

Bugti appealed to the international media to raises their voice and help save Balochistan from inhuman atrocities of Pakistan.

Recently, Balochistan's representative at UNHRC Mehran Mari accused Pakistan of committing war crimes against Baloch people and urged the international community to penalise Islamabad for its alleged human rights violations in the Baloch and Sindh regions.

PM Nawaz Sharif, Army Chief Raheel Sharif, ISI DG and others are war criminals and they must be arrested whenever they leave Pakistan, Mari had said.

It may be noted, ever since Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for action against Pakistan for its atrocities against the locals in Balochistan, many voices have come forward and spoken against Islamabad.

In his address from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the occasion of 70th Independence Day, PM Modi hit out at Pakistan for "glorifying" terrorists.

PM Modi in his I-Day speech came out openly in support of "freedom" for Balochistan and "PoK."